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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1933

Page

4

Advertising rates and local notices offered by Press Publishing

Rates for locals and church notices posted by Press Publishing Company in Rittman. Local ads are 76 cents per line with spaces charged. display rates require application. Discounts for two insertions and bulk lines apply. charged accounts double the rate.

Folla Podrida Club elects officers

Tuesday afternoon the Olla Podrida club met at Mrs Wenger’s home and elected new officers led by Mrs Clarence Norton as president, Mrs A C Moshe lyric president, Mrs Ray Qualman secretary treasurer, and Mrs John Benek flower chairman.

Olla Froarida Club Mra M. Wenger Clarence’ Norton A. C. Moshe Lyric Ray_Qualman John Benek Flower Harold Norrin A. J. ‘Grant Verne Gebhart

Rittman Local News Highlights Weekend Visits and Guests

A compilation of local social notes shows Mrs. Fred Forestner hosting a Friday bridge gathering. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Launder of Wooster, the Pavile family in New Year host duties, and numerous residents from Rittman and nearby towns attending dinners and New Year celebrations. Several residents recovered from illnesses, and a variety of visits to and from Wooster, Akron, Mansfield, and other communities are recorded along with notes on business and dry cleaning services.

Maurice Launder, Wooster Thomas Pavile V-—A-Gartner O. P. Ferguson Dt Wooster C. Poete Fred Forestner J. Metzger Carl Wiseman Singer Thelma Robert Akron Tichenor’s Ruth—hi-McCline South Mainst Robert Berry Martha Snifoff Hanibal Ohio Virgil Baker R. F. Kerr Emmons Rio Prairia R. KE. Kirkpatrick Lillian Beery Edward John Malbach Maxweall Ruth Wall McClure South Main St E. Hendrickson Wooster W. W . Bodager William Brenneman Verne Fredrick Ori Yudelevitz Rotary Richard Armstrong Geneva T W Charlton Hummel_& Fix J- W. Charlton Harry Nickerson Wadsworth Mary Kurtz Smithville Iestown Jeromeville J. J. Hickin Eugene Iickley Rhea Betty Dover Center Justin Hickin Cuyahoga Falls Awe Mes Mildred Peters Mays Kensington Charles Hickin Fiorest_ Windig Hattie Thompson J. H. Fisher Kathryn Krout B. H. Lance Kathryn A. H. Jackson Reuben Fisher Katheryn Bender H. A. Swartz

U B Church Calendar Rev McGee Minister 72 Mainet

Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 theme Walking by Faith Christian Endeavor at 6 30 evening worship at 7 30 Walking in the Light A glad hands invites you to worship here Attendance notes state only four Sundays in 1932 fell below 200 while 19 Sundays reached 260 or more with an average of 241.

Church service details for Rev F G Aleecé pastor

Sunday school at 9 30 led by C P Linde as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30. Evening service at 7 30 with a cantata.

C. P. Lindecamp

Fractured Friendly Visit Notes Across Several Homes

Journal notices list numerous social visits and guests from Wadsworth, Seville, Akron, Pittsburgh and Columbus. Families include Reece, Hart, McBride, Immel, Johnson, Rich, Eastman, Switzer, Marshall, Bauman, Maibach, Cunningham and Kessler. Several New Year gatherings and hospital stays are noted among neighbors and relatives.

C. L. Eastman Union City George Eastman Sterling Pennsylvania Dorothy Mabel Switzer Belford Snyder Wadsworth Catherine Marshall St. Thomas Hospital Akron Wm. Marshall Joseph Bauman Marton Indiana Elmer Bauman Irene Marty Lilian Maibach Harry Cunningham Lena Blatter E. O Hart Shook Alfred Shook Creston Lucille Adams Wadsworth Hospital Elsie Rutner Fred Rutner Alvin Kessler Emma—k Kessler William Greensburg Brice Kessler Columbus Eif—Miller Roy_V. Roelehard Roy Pittsburgh J. I. Stocker

Local visitors and college student return to Otterbein scene

ITout Goodyear LeRoy and Mr and Mrs Irvin Warren Guyahoga Falls visit H D Knox home. Paul Maibach Otterbein college student returns Monday. Alvin Brodbeck Akron spends days at I C Rich home. Milton Township trustees transact business Tuesday with Christ Steiner new member present.

Itout Goodyear LeRoy Irvin Warren Guyahoga Falls H. D. Knox Paul Maibach Otterbein College Alvin Brodbeck Akron I. C. Rich Milton_ Township Trustees Christ Steiner

Vanity Street and Trouble in Paradise At Rittman Theatre

Friday and Saturday show Vanity Street with Charles Rickford and Helen Chandler a NY night life satire. Sunday and Monday features Trouble in Paradise with Kay Francis Herbert Marshall Charlie Ruggles and Edward Everett Horton a tale of love and crooks. Wednesday and Thursday presents a dramatic romantic story From girlhood to motherhood Gilbert Roland Thelma Todd lead the cast.

Vanity Street Charles Rickford Helen Chandler New York May Lubitsch Firlam Nopkins Kay Francis Herbert Mar ‘Shall Charlie Ruggles Edward Everett Horton Miss Hopkins Gilbert Roland Thelma Todd

Jesus wept and a cabinet supper in Washington

The piece reflects on the short verse Jesus wept and imagines a post healing scene at a supper with the tired mood of a historic Washington cabinet gathering. It muses on divine emotion and Lincoln reading aloud a volume during one of the era’s most momentous meetings.

Washington Lincoln

Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation Read Aloud in Gloomy Cabinet

An 1860s scene depicts Lincoln joking with his Secretaries about laughter as he produces the Emancipation Proclamation from his hat. Stanton contemplates leaving, while Ward long-quoted humor sides with the president's calm disregard of convention amid stressed ministers and wary disciples.

Artemus Ward Lincoln Stanton Jesus Stevenson Judas

Dreaming in a Railcar No Sleep for a Mighty Show

A jagged reflection on Solomon and a biblical ladder dream suggests wonders seen in sleep. The text muses on what Jacob might have revealed if he slept in a railway car seat. It closes with a note on tolerating a poor show if the band delivers quality music.

Jacob

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